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May i know how to convert voltage to acceleration from accelerometer ?

output voltage = 2.5 v and sensitivity of accelerometer is 9.9mv/g
 
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manutdkaki said:
May i know how to convert voltage to acceleration from accelerometer ?

output voltage = 2.5 v and sensitivity of accelerometer is 9.9mv/g

Look at the units you're starting with and what the units are for the conversion constant ("sensitivity"). Do you want to multiply or divide to get the units you're looking for?
 
can voltage divide sensitivity of accelerometer to get acceleration result ?

v / mv/g = g
 
hi manutdkaki :smile:
manutdkaki said:
v / mv/g = g

that's right …

the beauty of units is that they multiply and divide exactly like ordinary fractions :smile:

v / (mv/g) = vg/mv = g/m = kg :wink:
 
v/(mv/g)

v is voltage
mv = milivoltage
g= acceleration

got any book source to prove it ?
thanks
 
i hope can get from instrumentation book to prove it . thanks tiny-tim